Black Point Products BV-522 DVI-HDMI Digital Video Cable, 15-Foot

Hello everyone. In this video we're going to talk  about the different video adapter ports. Now these   ports are typically found in computers, monitors,  TVs ,and various video equipment/ So the first one   we're going to talk about is the VGA port, which  stands for video graphics array. Now this is an   older port that's been around for a while. In  fact it's been around since 1987. The VGA port   has 15 pins divided into three rows and it only  carries analog data. And because it only carries   analog data, the quality of the video may degrade  at higher resolutions and onger cable lengths. And   the end adapter will typically have a blue color.  The VGA port was used on the now-extinct bulky CRT   monitors, but you can still find VGA ports on  some new equipment, such as new LCD monitors.   But as I stated before, the VGA is an old design  and is slowly being phased out in favor of